Battle royale games are already the hottest genre in gaming, and they just had another big moment of Tuesday night when Fortnite streamer Ninja blazed his way into the consciousness of whoever didn't already know him by enlisting Drake, Travis Scott and NFL player JuJu Smith-Schuster to . Epic Games recently announced that Fortnite is , so the gauntlet has really been thrown back to its main competitor, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. And lo and behold, that challenge has been accepted, because PUBG Mobile, the legit mobile version of that game, is entering soft launch today.
That's good news for those of you who prefer its style of play to Fortnite's build as you battle frenzy. The potentially bad news is that it's only confirmed to be in Canada for the time being, and so far. However, reliable sources say PUBG Mobile is "soon." Could soon be today? The subreddit for the game says .
How is this relevant for you if you don't live in the Great White North? Well, for starters, there are account if you don't feel like waiting. As well, any time a game is in soft launch in Canada, that's generally the final step before a U.S. release as devs feel that Canuck gameplay and (perhaps most importantly to them) monetization habits are most like those of Americans.
Of course, how long PUBG Mobile might stay in soft launch is a valid question, but after what just happened Tuesday night, this battle royale of battle royale games is heating up faster than anyone could have anticipated even a few months ago, and mobile is just another map for that slugfest. That's another way of saying the game is likely barreling our way on iOS as fast as humanly possible, so be ready for it now.
That's good news for those of you who prefer its style of play to Fortnite's build as you battle frenzy. The potentially bad news is that it's only confirmed to be in Canada for the time being, and so far. However, reliable sources say PUBG Mobile is "soon." Could soon be today? The subreddit for the game says .
How is this relevant for you if you don't live in the Great White North? Well, for starters, there are account if you don't feel like waiting. As well, any time a game is in soft launch in Canada, that's generally the final step before a U.S. release as devs feel that Canuck gameplay and (perhaps most importantly to them) monetization habits are most like those of Americans.
Of course, how long PUBG Mobile might stay in soft launch is a valid question, but after what just happened Tuesday night, this battle royale of battle royale games is heating up faster than anyone could have anticipated even a few months ago, and mobile is just another map for that slugfest. That's another way of saying the game is likely barreling our way on iOS as fast as humanly possible, so be ready for it now.